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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 8623758" data-attributes="member: 6716779">Not disagreeing but it's got to the "what are you gonna do point" seemingly worldwide.  Here up until late last yeah the wall had cracks and was leaking and then things fell apart rapidly. Even hardcore anti Covid types kinda gave up.  Father in law with cancer treatment more or less went into isolation for a couple of months. But once his daughters family got Covid family dinners and lunches started up once the peak passed. RATs tests do get used and we had a family thing on Saturday night first time since sometime last year.  Everyone is double vaxxed+booster but the social isolation did it in. We're not really socializing as such eg going to large events but cracks are starting now eg going out at 6pm on a Saturday night.  I didn't particularly want to go but went anyway because wife was going hell or high water. 5/13 had Covid Granny is in her 80's and has that WW2 type mentality.  And we were kinda the last holdouts most people just went meh once Omicron took off. I was only going out early Sunday morning and Tuesday/Wednesday night. Supermarket and 1-2 meals a week.  Social life consisted of talking to masked barmaids/barista and neighbors socially distanced from over the fence/balcony. Also knocked out 4 seasons of Stargate Atlantis fairly quickly.</blockquote>